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Mortgage rates in Baltimore, Maryland

By Clare Mallen · Bankrate.com
Monday, October 8, 2012
Posted: 10 am ET

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Mortgage rates in Baltimore, MD

Here are the mortgage rates as of 10:00 a.m. in Baltimore, MD. The 30-year fixed mortgage rates vary from 3.35 percent to 4.24 percent.

Lenders APR Rates
Greenlight Financial Services 3.347% 3.250%
Quicken Loans 4.235% 4.125%
LenderFi 3.345% 3.250%
Severn Savings 3.429% 3.375%
     

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1 Comment
Monalisa
August 19, 2012 at 11:05 am

Right now you will probably need to have a minumim of a 680 mid score with a 20% down payment to get the best rate on an owner occ mortgage. There has been quite a increase in foreclosures and a large decline of lenders in the subprime market. recently. All lenders have tightened up their requirements for % of LTV, credit score, debit to income, everything. The wave has not stopped yet. You may see more tightening of terms and these are changing almost daily. One real positive thing is that interest rates are still at all time lows. Conventional and FHA loans are still excellent fixed rates for buyers. Make sure you deal with a reputable loan officer and get all information in writing. -2Was this answer helpful?

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